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. 2016 Apr 6;11(4):e0152731. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0152731

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Fig 8 — The Browse Minimotifs page has two tabs for searching different types of data: C-termini minimotifs, and predicted minimotifs. (A) The main display for the minimotif instances and consensus sequences tab has several different motif type and function selectors for identifying minimotif instances. (B) An example of a minimotif result page shows the information provided for an identified minimotif (top panel). If you mouse-click the motif sequence hyperlink, it reveals the set of minimotifs with that consensus sequence (bottom panel). (C) Browse Predicted Minimotifs page for de novo sequences that are highly repetitive in the human proteome. Top panel shows the main selector display page, where the length and degeneracy of the sequence is chosen. A list of minimotifs produced from the search is shown in the bottom panel. Sequences are hyperlinked to more information about the predicted minimotif.